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From:	"Giovanni Spagnuolo" <spanish AT ieee DOT org>
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Subject:	new[] and delete[]
Date:	Wed, 13 Mar 2002 12:21:51 +0000 (UTC)
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Dear all,
here it is the result of the analysis of my program (running under
Windows98) by mss1.2.


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WARNING: Out of memory in call to new[] in class Coord_Mat_double 
         AssemA(const Rvect &, const Coord_Mat_double &, const 
         Coord_Mat_double &) (line 675 of vitelli_new.cc).

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MSG: Listing info about allocated blocks at end(?) of program:
INFO: 37 blocks currently allocated.
INFO: 163036428 bytes of memory currently used.
INFO: 163036428 bytes maximum memory used.

Method       Times Called    Successful Calls
---------------------------------------------
new                 0                0 
new[]           21813            21812 
delete              0                0 
delete[]        21775            21775 
malloc              0                0 
xmalloc             0                0 
realloc             0                0 
xrealloc            0                0 
strdup              0                0 
calloc              0                0 
free                0                0 
cfree               0                0 
xfree               0                0 

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As you can see, there are no memory bugs, but the maximum available
memory is about 163MB, while I have 256MB of RAM installed.
I have changed some values in the memory menu of the exe file under
Windows, but without benefits.
Suggestions I have found in the faqs seems do not give any improvement.
Could anyone help me in using more memory (physical and virtual)?

Thanks a lot in advance.

Best Regards.

G.Spagnuolo


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